Source Feed: Ottawa Citizen
Author: Norman Provencher
Publication Date: September 17, 2025 - 10:28
Two Ottawa drivers on learners permits charged with stunt driving
September 17, 2025
Ottawa police reined in two young drivers on learner’s permits on Tuesday for speeding-related offences. The force’s Traffic Escort Unit caught a 22-year-old doing 56 km/h over the posted 80 km/h limit in his parents’ vehicle on Limebank Road. The driver was charged with stunt driving. His G1 license was suspended, and the vehicle was […]
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